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Suggestions please.

by Rosa carriola

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01/03/2013 18:00:32

by chilli lover

apple

so many people like eating apple, and it can help people keep thin, so i will take some as dinner,. what do you think ? great...and hope it help you keep a good figure by aimilvping

11/04/2012 14:09:20

by Bary

loganberry

On new loganberry stems swellings about 2 cm long appear and the stem dies back above these swollen areas. The swellings are often accompanied by thin brown longitudinal lesions.The problem appears to be getting worse such that, on some plants, all by martin11

22/10/2012 10:16:15

by martin11

Catapillars

Hi there, I'm having major problems with catapillars on my brascas eating them completely before they can get going, even with a thin mesh netting over the top and squashing eggs... What can I do? And will they eventually give up?! Thanks Lewis by lewis goodall

25/10/2012 21:42:53

by lewis goodall

Monty Don's Tomatoes

I have lost my copy of the September 2012 Gardeners World magazine which had an article by Monty re growing tomatoes which taste good and have thin skins. I can't remember the varieties, can anyone help? by Dee 4

12/04/2013 18:44:56

by Dee 4

pruning a pear tree

them turning into woody, weak wood. The next year, thin out the tree some more and bring down some of the height. The third year, thin out the trees some more and cut down to the desired height. Always remove pruned branches from the area of your other by marigold2

27/07/2012 20:31:30

by chellie

just something i like doing

by martymower

01/02/2013 22:42:48

by elsie123

Louise Row - Clematis

I prune it ? Its looking thin near the bottom fat round its centre and sent up some more thin shoots that are taller than me and Im 6'1 ft. Perhaps you have seen this site, but they describe Louise Row as being pale mauve/white. It may help you find by greentooth

17/03/2013 23:25:57

by Busy-Lizzie

Advice on planting native hedgerow please

I'm developing a piece of waste land as a wildlife garden. I am planting a hedgerow on the long thin spit of land which runs behind a low wall by a footpath. Next week 70 native hedgerow bare root plants are arriving. I cleared the weeds from by Helen Bang

15/11/2012 14:03:46

by Helen Bang

Spraying grapes

In the "greenhouse job checklist" for this week (week 32, 30 July - 5 Aug) it said to "Thin bunches of dessert grapes and spray vines to ward off diseases". This was very timely as I've recently found a few of my grapes have gone mouldy and by geme

29/07/2012 16:53:06

by geme

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